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Time for humility and a leadership change February 2, 2021 — 10.00pm Normal text size The Age, email letters@theage.com.au. Please include your home address and telephone number. COLLINGWOOD REPORT Time for humility and a leadership change It is deeply shameful that Australia has lost Heritier Lumumba. He represents the Australia we could have: a society where brave, intelligent, articulate deep thinkers with integrity are valued, regardless of their cultural identity. It is deeply shameful that Eddie McGuire just can’t seem to say “⁣sorry”⁣. But unfortunately he represents the ki...

BBC News Published image captionHarry Baker sustained stab wounds to the stomach and skull, jurors have heard A man accused of being the getaway driver after a 17-year-old was stabbed to death says he picked up a group but did not know there had been an attack. Harry Baker from Cardiff was found dead in a Barry Docks compound in the Vale of Glamorgan in August 2019. Lewis Evans is one of seven defendants who deny murder at Newport Crown Court. The 62-year-old said he had never met Harry Baker but did collect people from the docks on the day before his body was found.

BBC News Published image copyrightFamily photo image captionHarry Baker's body was found in a container yard in Barry Docks, in August 2019 A man accused of murdering a teenager in a docks told police it was "a savage attack" but he "didn't see the boy get stabbed", a court has heard. Harry Baker, 17, from Cardiff was stabbed nine times in a shipping container yard at Barry Docks in the Vale of Glamorgan in August 2019. Six men and a 17-year-old boy, who cannot be named for legal reasons, deny murder at Newport Crown Court. Jurors were read transcripts of police interviews with the defendants...

BBC News Published image copyrightFamily photo image captionHarry Baker's body was found in a container yard in Barry Docks, in August 2019 A man accused of murdering a teenager told a police officer he did not deserve it, a court has heard. Jurors at Newport Crown Court were shown bodycam footage of Leon Symons' arrest for the murder of Harry Baker, 17, at Barry Docks in August 2019. It shows Mr Symons surrounded by officers with his hands cuffed behind his back, with clear plastic bags then put over his hands. Six men and a boy, who cannot be named for legal reasons, deny murder.

BBC News Published image copyrightFamily photo image captionHarry Baker's body was found in a container yard in Barry Docks, in August 2019 A man accused of murdering teenager Harry Baker over a drugs feud told another defendant he "stabbed the boy five times", a court has heard. Leon Clifford made the comment to co-defendant Lewis Evans during a car journey, witness Rachel Bushnell told Newport Crown Court. Harry, 17 and from Cardiff, was found dead in a container yard in Barry Docks after he was knifed nine times. Six men and a boy, who cannot be named for legal reasons, deny murder.